Visual Explainer
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This skill is purpose-aligned for making visual HTML explanations, but users should notice its optional file-editing, local-server, repo-reading, memory-reading, and external image-generation behaviors.
This appears safe for its stated purpose, but treat generated reviews as potentially containing project context. Be careful with `/fact-check` because it edits files in place, stop any local report server after use, and avoid optional surf/Gemini image generation when working with confidential material.
Findings (4)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
If invoked, this command can change Markdown or HTML files directly, which could overwrite wording or analysis the user wanted to preserve.
The fact-check command is explicitly designed to modify the target document rather than only report findings.
correct inaccuracies in place ... Write corrections to the original file.
Use this command on files you are comfortable editing, and review the resulting diff or keep a backup for important documents.
Private or stale notes from local agent memory could influence, or be summarized into, generated review pages.
The diff-review workflow may read persistent agent memory or prior conversation context to reconstruct rationale.
mine the conversation for approaches discussed ... Check for progress docs (`~/.agent/memory/{project}/progress.md`, `~/.pi/agent/memory/{project}/progress.md`)Use this on projects where reading local progress notes is acceptable, and review generated reports before sharing them.
Prompts or high-level project context used for image generation may be sent to an external provider if the optional surf workflow is used.
The skill can optionally call an external image-generation provider through surf-cli.
If `surf` CLI is available (`which surf`), generate images for title slide backgrounds and full-bleed slides via `surf gemini --generate-image`.
Avoid optional image generation for confidential projects unless you are comfortable with the external provider receiving the prompt.
Generated reports may remain available on the local machine or local network until the server is stopped.
The serving helper can leave a background HTTP server running after the command finishes.
Starts the Python HTTP server in **background** ... Saves the port number to `scripts/server-port.txt` for later reference
Run the server only when you intend to share or present reports, and use the documented stop script when finished.